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I'm not sure which is more impressive, the boldness of Trump's lies or the sheer quantity of them. This one is definitely very high on the boldness scale. What
by standardUser 2y ago
I'm not sure which is more impressive, the boldness of Trump's lies or the sheer quantity of them. This one is definitely very high on the boldness scale. What exactly did he think he was gaining with this particular lie?
- rsynnott 2y agoI suspect if allowed to do their own PR, many politicians, especially Trump-like (ie extreme, non-traditional politician, limited experience) especially after a few drinks (I know Trump says he doesn’t drink, but, well, come on now), would indulge in this sort of screwup. Most, however, have a PR person to protect them; Trump at this point clearly is not taking his campaign’s advice. After the recent local/euro elections in Ireland (which were generally rather disappointing for the far-right/Trumpian faction) there were a number of absolutely bonkers outbursts from failed candidates on Twitter… but most were swiftly deleted, because at some point there was an adult in the room.